Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse wants to demonstrate that you can work on television while being pregnant. That’s why she proudly showed off her rounded belly on Sunday at the 38th Gémeaux Awards Gala while being accompanied by her partner, Marc-André Grondin, three months away from giving birth.
The actress, host, and ambassador of Révolution wore a transparent dress that highlighted her silhouette as a woman who will bring life into the world for the second time in December.
“I find it funny to break the idea that pregnant women don’t work. In our industry, we don’t see many pregnant women. I do it for myself because I want to participate in beautiful projects that are dear to me and because I am in a privileged position: I have work, I am healthy, and I have a beautiful pregnancy.”
“There are many actresses or hosts who don’t allow themselves to show that they are pregnant because they are afraid of not working or not being called. So I’m trying to say, ‘No, no, no! It exists!’ We can work while pregnant, and we can go to the Gémeaux Awards while pregnant! We all come from a womb, at some point we have to go back to it. There’s something ordinary about it. We should not be afraid to see bellies and work with them!”
The coming months of pregnancy promise to be busy for Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse. In addition to promoting Révoltés, with the first two episodes arriving on Club illico this Thursday, she will film the final episodes of Révolution and a new series that she cannot talk about at the moment. She is also continuing to shoot new episodes of her series Passion poussière and she will be back on the Bye Bye.
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